Cookies

Our webpage uses cookies, as it is commonly used online, to help you have easier access and a better browsing experience. A cookie is a small piece of text sent to your browser by a website you visit that are saved on your computer’s hard drive or any other device you use. Each cookie is unique for every browser and they include anonymous information for the site that the user is visiting. Some of the reasons that cookies are used is collecting statistics of the session id of the user, learn what the programing language that the browser uses to read the webpage is and save the password that you set as a member, always encrypted, and if you choose to do so.
Cookies are used mostly to make browsing from one webpage to another easier, save your preferences and making your browsing experience in general more pleasurable. Usually your browser gives you the ability to manage cookies to suit you. You can choose to automatically accept cookies (it is usually set by default) or to get a message that the webpage you use uses cookies or even you can choose not to allow at all the use of cookies. If you choose not to use the automatic use of them, you may not have full access to our webpage’s services and other webpages you visit. All in all, without them, using the web would be a much more frustrating experience.
Cookies we use:
cookie-agreed: they are used for the message about using cookies and their acceptance.
has_js: it is a type of cookie that is saved to all our users until the session expires (close tab or browser). This cookie allows us to know if your browser supports JavaScript.
Google Analytics cookies: these are third party cookies that are saved to all users of our webpage. They collect data for the way our users use the webpage and their longevity is set by Google’s privacy policy. Those cookies collect information anonymously including the number of visitors on our webpage, their country and what parts of our site they visited. We use these kinds of cookies to form reports to always improve our site. For more information: Google privacy policy
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